05-10-2021, 04:49 AM
I have just started using the bluetooth facility to listen to moOde and discovered a quirk and a workaround for it. I thought I'd post in case it helps someone, or maybe there's a better way than what I did.
I was able to scan for, pair with, and connect to my new IEMs, then switched the output from local to bluetooth, and it all worked well. Sounds good!
I then setup an eq curve for my IEMs and turned on the graphic equaliser using the new custom curve. The bluetooth sound stopped working. I got it working again by going into the Bluez config, switching the output back to local, then back to bluetooth. This re-established something, and I was able to listen to the new equalised sound.
I was able to scan for, pair with, and connect to my new IEMs, then switched the output from local to bluetooth, and it all worked well. Sounds good!
I then setup an eq curve for my IEMs and turned on the graphic equaliser using the new custom curve. The bluetooth sound stopped working. I got it working again by going into the Bluez config, switching the output back to local, then back to bluetooth. This re-established something, and I was able to listen to the new equalised sound.
